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New Brunswick Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr.. . Jennifer Russell says Moncton Health District 1 will return to orange level for COVID-19 recovery at 12:01 a.m.. M. Friday, November 20.
Public Health reported 4 new cases of COVID-19 today with 3 cases in Moncton 1 and 1 in St. John’s.
Meanwhile, the county has made changes under the Orange Level that are subject to Public Health and WorkSafeNB COVID-19 Guidelines:
o 2 meters of physical distancing, with masks, in low-intensity fitness classes like yoga, tai chi and stretching; And three meters of physical distancing for high-intensity activities like spinning, aerobics and boot camp.
The changes for New Brunswick workers crossing the border outside the Atlantic bubble returning to New Brunswick will take effect at 12:01 a.m.. M.
New measures require New Brunswick workers to self-isolate for 14 days unless they volunteer for COVID-19 testing and self-isolation adjustment is no longer possible..
A person can be voluntarily tested for COVID-19 up to twice, depending on the length of their stay in the county, and are exempt from self-isolation if no symptoms are present and tested negative on their fifth day – seven tests and complete the second test depending on how long they stayed in Governorate.
New Brunswick, Moncton, Coronavirus, Halifax Regional Municipality
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